| Autor: |
Alsudairi, Mohammed Turki A |
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Journal of Asian Studies; Aug2023, Vol. 82 Issue 3, p447-450, 2p |
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This approach in and of itself is not unique but rather places the book within a wider ethnomusicological trend that has gained momentum over the past decade regarding the study of Islam and Muslims in China. Ha constantly interweaves this analysis with nuanced discussions on how China's political and economic upheavals have reshaped the recitational expression of these texts (most notably, the I Mada'ih i ); in essence, he recovers elements of the Jahriyya's relatively unknown (and little written about) historical experiences in the Maoist and post-Maoist eras. Guangtian Ha's I The Sound of Salvation i is one of the most important books to have appeared in recent years with respect to the study of Islam/Muslims in China. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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